Where will Super Bowl 2027 be held?

The host city for Super Bowl LXI in 2027 has not yet been officially confirmed by the NFL. Cities bid years in advance to host the game.

How do teams qualify for the Super Bowl?

Teams qualify for the Super Bowl by winning their respective conference championship games. The NFC Champion plays the AFC Champion in the Super Bowl each year.

Who is performing at the Super Bowl 2027 halftime show?

The halftime show performer for Super Bowl LXI has not yet been officially announced. Performers are typically confirmed a few months before the game.

How much do Super Bowl tickets cost?

Super Bowl tickets on the secondary market typically range from $5,000 to over $15,000 per ticket depending on seat location. Official face-value tickets are distributed through an NFL lottery system.

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All-Time Records

Super Bowl Records: Every All-Time Mark and Who Owns It

From Tom Brady's unmatched career numbers to Jerry Rice's receiving records and the most dominant team performances in game history.

The Super Bowl has been producing record-setting performances for nearly six decades. Some records were broken the moment they were set; others have stood for decades and may never be touched. Here is the complete compendium of every major Super Bowl record, organized by category.

Passing Records

Record	Value	Holder
Most Career Passing Yards	3,039 yards	Tom Brady (NE/TB)
Most Career TD Passes	24 TDs	Tom Brady (NE/TB)
Most Passing Yards, Single Game	229 yards	Jared Goff (LAR, 2019)
Highest Completion % (min. 20 att.)	88.0% (22/25)	Phil Simms (NYG, 1987)
Most TD Passes, Single Game	6 TDs	Steve Young (SF, 1995)
Most Career Appearances	10 games	Tom Brady (NE/TB)

Rushing Records

Record	Value	Holder
Most Career Rushing Yards	354 yards	Franco Harris (PIT)
Most Rushing Yards, Single Game	204 yards	Timmy Smith (WAS, 1988)
Most Career Rush TDs	5 TDs	Emmitt Smith (DAL)
Most Rush TDs, Single Game	3 TDs	Terrell Davis (DEN, 1998)

Receiving Records

Record	Value	Holder
Most Career Receiving Yards	604 yards	Jerry Rice (SF/OAK)
Most Career Receptions	33 catches	Jerry Rice (SF/OAK)
Most Career Receiving TDs	8 TDs	Jerry Rice (SF/OAK)
Most Receiving Yards, Single Game	215 yards	Jerry Rice (SF, 1989)
Most Receptions, Single Game	11 catches	Deion Branch (NE, 2005)

Team Records

Record	Value	Holder
Most Championships	6 titles	New England Patriots / Pittsburgh Steelers / San Francisco 49ers
Highest Score, Single Game	55 points	San Francisco 49ers (SB XXIV, 1990)
Largest Margin of Victory	35 points (43–8)	Seattle Seahawks (SB XLVIII, 2014)
Most Points Scored in a Game (Combined)	75 points	San Francisco 49ers vs. San Diego Chargers (SB XXIX)
Lowest Scoring Game	16 total points	NE Patriots 13, LA Rams 3 (SB LIII, 2019)
Most Consecutive Appearances	4 (1991–1994)	Buffalo Bills

The Greatest Super Bowl Performers of All Time

Tom Brady is the undisputed statistical king of the Super Bowl. With 10 appearances — more than any other player in history — Brady holds the career records in passing yards (3,039), touchdown passes (24), and completions (256). His seven championships are the most by any player ever.

Jerry Rice owns the receiving records almost entirely. His 604 career receiving yards, 33 receptions, and 8 touchdowns in four Super Bowl appearances are records that reflect his status as the greatest wide receiver in NFL history.

Phil Simms holds the single-game completion percentage record at 88.0%, going 22 for 25 in Super Bowl XXI (1987) — a performance so dominant that it was immediately recognized as historic.

For the complete list of Super Bowl champions and MVPs, see our Super Bowl Winners and Super Bowl MVP pages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Super Bowl LXI is scheduled for February 2027. The exact date and location will be officially announced by the NFL. The game typically takes place on the first Sunday of February.

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